AdvertisementConsulting firm McKinsey has agreed to pay over $122 million to settle bribery claims.
The plan earned McKinsey and McKinsey Africa profits of about $85 million, the US DoJ said.
McKinsey has agreed to pay more than $122 million to settle bribery claims stemming from its work in South Africa, the US Justice Department said in a statement on Thursday.
The Justice Department said that McKinsey and McKinsey Africa earned profits of about $85 million as a result of the arrangement.
AdvertisementMcKinsey and Company Africa operates in South Africa as a wholly owned and controlled subsidiary of the international consulting firm.
Persons:
Nicole M, Argentieri, Vikas Sagar, Sagar, McKinsey, Felix Dlangamandla
Organizations:
McKinsey, DoJ, US Justice Department, The Justice Department, McKinsey Africa, of, South, Department's, Company Africa
Locations:
McKinsey Africa, Africa, South Africa, Eskom, South, Transnet, Southern, of New York, Sandton